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If there comes a time when top level players are getting wobbled for multiple stocks, and losing matches due to it, I'll quit melee. Or better yet travel to those tournaments and win.
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This is stupid because you could take virtually any sort of slapstick death combo or gay defensive strategy or broken move, replace the word "wobbling" with it, and then you have the same argument. For instance...The fact is that at the highest level of play we are dealing with right now, wobbling is not game breaking, and is almost irrelevant in high end game play, I'll agree to this, and everyone else should as well. The only problem I see with wobbling is that it's a simple mechanic allowing for an easy, undeserving win, over an opponent who has not yet found the means to counter it.
I don't understand how this is relevant to any of the discussion at all. If someone doesn't feel they earned the win, that's their own business.I'm fully aware of how the above comes off, but when you have the pro-wobbling community ctrl+v'ing the same old response of 'don't get grabbed', and preaching time and time again that it's a non-issue at a high level of play, I don't see how anyone could feel they are deserving of a win via the use of wobbling.
Again, this is probably correct on some levels, but I'm not sure what this has to do with anything. Whether or not dependency on a powerful tool stifles the development of the IC metagame is not our concern. Is the technique broken enough on the character that it warrants a ban? Yes or no? Why? That's all we care about.If you wobble your opponent 4/4 stocks, then he sucks, but wobbling someone 4/4 stocks isn't going to make you a better player either. Banning wobbling has no overall negative effects on IC mains, nor does it on the smash community, because if ones goal is to become the best then you can't do it through the use of wobbling.
Again, this is really interesting but what the hell does it have to do with anything?One way or the other I couldn't give two ****s about it, because whether or not I get kicked out of the tournament by an IC who wobbled me to victory, or a frame perfect fox player who overwhelmed me with tech skill, or a marth who gay'd the **** out of me with spaced moves, it doesn't matter because there are counters to these strategies. Find them and use them. And if you rely on wobbling to win you are never, ever, going to be the best. Enjoy the rhythmic sound of tapping A in mid placings. Why are you even playing the game ******?
What does this have to do with the argument?I just can't fathom how low ones standards are that they could care one way or the other about whether or not this move is banned or legal. Neither side should give a **** because The best melee player will never be a wobbling IC.
It's well known in the gaming communities (all of them) that if you can't counter a tactic, then it's YOUR fault for not being able to either avoid it, counter it, or not choosing a better character.The fact is that at the highest level of play we are dealing with right now, wobbling is not game breaking, and is almost irrelevant in high end game play, I'll agree to this, and everyone else should as well. The only problem I see with wobbling is that it's a simple mechanic allowing for an easy, undeserving win, over an opponent who has not yet found the means to counter it.
I'm fully aware of how the above comes off, but when you have the pro-wobbling community ctrl+v'ing the same old response of 'don't get grabbed', and preaching time and time again that it's a non-issue at a high level of play, I don't see how anyone could feel they are deserving of a win via the use of wobbling.
If you wobble your opponent 4/4 stocks, then he sucks, but wobbling someone 4/4 stocks isn't going to make you a better player either. Banning wobbling has no overall negative effects on IC mains, nor does it on the smash community, because if ones goal is to become the best then you can't do it through the use of wobbling.
(yes I know 'having no negative effects' is not a valid pro-ban argument)
One way or the other I couldn't give two ****s about it, because whether or not I get kicked out of the tournament by an IC who wobbled me to victory, or a frame perfect fox player who overwhelmed me with tech skill, or a marth who gay'd the **** out of me with spaced moves, it doesn't matter because there are counters to these strategies. Find them and use them. And if you rely on wobbling to win you are never, ever, going to be the best. Enjoy the rhythmic sound of tapping A in mid placings. Why are you even playing the game ******?
I just can't fathom how low ones standards are that they could care one way or the other about whether or not this move is banned or legal. Neither side should give a **** because The best melee player will never be a wobbling IC.
I'm curious what you think about Fox.Hard to say, people get grabbed even if they try really hard not too.
That's all you really needed to write.wobbling is not game breaking, and is almost irrelevant in high end game play
except marth can't chaingrab fox to 200% by tapping AIf Fox gets grabbed by a good Marth he'll usually lose a stock as well. It's not a new thing.
Depends, if there's a platform fox can mess up marth's chaingrab by teching. And at a certain point fox can shine the chaingrab ( 23%+?)/ DI downwards , forcing the marth to read his tech/roll/get up.If Fox gets grabbed by a good Marth he'll usually lose a stock.
Pivot grab counters the percent-specific shine crap. You don't know what you're talking about.Depends, if there's a platform fox can mess up marth's chaingrab by teching. And at a certain point fox can shine the chaingrab ( 23%+?)/ DI downwards , forcing the marth to read his tech/roll/get up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMk5sMHj58IOne way or the other I couldn't give two ****s about it, because whether or not I get kicked out of the tournament by an IC who wobbled me to victory, or a frame perfect fox player who overwhelmed me with tech skill, or a marth who gay'd the **** out of me with spaced moves, it doesn't matter because there are counters to these strategies. Find them and use them. And if you rely on wobbling to win you are never, ever, going to be the best. Enjoy the rhythmic sound of tapping A in mid placings. Why are you even playing the game ******?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pTVhtIawbQYou could always ask Zhu what he thinks of me. You could also mention that I agreed not to use it in the second set and I still won.
"If you don't like IC's vs Fox then play another character." If you don't like fighting IC's with characters I can combo into infinites, then play Peach. Debating like this is pretty easy!
I'm not really all that angry either. I won that tourney by outplaying my opponents, but the infinite let me punish harder and more securely than I would have otherwise. Again, if you folks think it's such an easy way to win, then you are free to do it. I know you won't, and not because "it's gay" but because you can't, and that's pretty much the end of that.
I know what I could do though, I could come to your little baby fisher price tournaments for scrubs who can't handle the full version of this game, and just take all your money. Then u would be madd. loooool.
look at that. Wobbles getting whooped at a tournament where wobbling was legal (ignoring that it's like a year and a half ago)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pTVhtIawbQ
Don't even lol. When I got ***** by wak at the last tourny I just smiled and shook his hand instead of throwing **** all over the place. If you came to our tournys then you would be able to take MY money but not vanitas's money lolol. He's ics are waaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than yours brah!
I am aware. But that does not in any way invalidate my observation that your points have been awful and largely personal attacks.your no mod buddy lolol
I agree. Regardless I'd like to apologize for my attacks. TBH I pretty much said " getting grabbed is harder than you think", and then you started rambling on the implications of getting grabbed and the matchups concerning ic climbers. But cmon "fisher price tourneys?", lolol you can't completely pin me for jabbing you back.Yep, I lost to Silent Spectre and threw my controller. There's a lot you don't know about me and why I got angry at that tournament, but it's really not worth it to educate you because not many folks are interested in my life story. Maybe it would interest you to know I haven't thrown a controller *or* temper tantrum since then? That I'm a better player and in better control of myself since that tournament? Probably not.
Ask anybody whose played me since then what they think of my skill and my attitude. If you're going to try and make this personal, then do that much before you start talking like you know.
I agree. Regardless I'd like to apologize for my attacks. TBH I pretty much said " getting grabbed is harder than you think", and then you started rambling on the implications of getting grabbed and the matchups concerning ic climbers. But cmon "fisher price tourneys?", lolol you can't completely pin me for jabbing you back.
I can't possibly see how anyone could take this gem of a post offensively.Lol you won a tourny by wobbling, even beating a very high level player called zhu in the GF. If you don't like IC's vs Fox then play another character. The fact that you can entirely lose your stock just because you get grabbed is retarted. I heard you can break out of it by button mashing if you are under like 30% or something if your lucky. And cool it wobbles lol, this is like you vs silentspectre rematch on yoshi story. I am simply stating my opinion on the topic of wobbling. I argued my *** off about wobbling a while ago and the only thing I am going to say is this. Lovage and m2k are always right, they think wobbling is gay. Therefore it is gei. UMADDDDD!?!??!
I've spent most of my smash career having people tell me I'm awful and that anybody can do what I do and win money like it's easy mode. I've also spent most of my smash career in and out of psychiatrist offices trying unsuccessfully to treat depression and bipolar disorder, and Smash is one of the few things that keeps me going. So I do have a certain degree of sensitivity when people decide they want to **** talk me even though I've worked harder than 99% of them to get to the level I'm at today.I agree. Regardless I'd like to apologize for my attacks. TBH I pretty much said " getting grabbed is harder than you think", and then you started rambling on the implications of getting grabbed and the matchups concerning ic climbers. But cmon "fisher price tourneys?", lolol you can't completely pin me for jabbing you back.
Can't go wrong with thatI play Mewtwo. Mewtwo > Wobbling. Your arguments are all invalid.
I thought I made it pretty clear that I don't care one way or the other, and was merely providing my backing for why a compromise could be made.This is stupid because you could take virtually any sort of slapstick death combo or gay defensive strategy or broken move, replace the word "wobbling" with it, and then you have the same argument. For instance...
The fact is that at the highest level of play we are dealing with right now, planking with Sheik is not game breaking, and is almost irrelevant in high end game play, I'll agree to this, and everyone else should as well. The only problem I see with planking with Sheik is that it's a simple mechanic allowing for an easy, undeserving win, over an opponent who has not yet found the means to counter it.
Appealing to average or below-average players is not an exercise I feel we should endorse. Matchups barely matter at that level. People barely know how to do their basics. Why is it our job to make it easier for them?
I don't understand how this is relevant to any of the discussion at all. If someone doesn't feel they earned the win, that's their own business.
Again, this is probably correct on some levels, but I'm not sure what this has to do with anything. Whether or not dependency on a powerful tool stifles the development of the IC metagame is not our concern. Is the technique broken enough on the character that it warrants a ban? Yes or no? Why? That's all we care about.
Again, this is really interesting but what the hell does it have to do with anything?
What does this have to do with the argument?
scrub thats why people avoid the middle of the united statesfail internet
Grats on winning your local tourney bro, see you in bracket @ pound5....oh wait.
MW...Modern Warfare? I c ware u r going with this. we shud all play MW2!scrub thats why people avoid the middle of the united states
it sucks
ec and wc >Middle of noWhere
note the MandW are capital
if u put them together its MW
which is you
im so smart
someone write me an auto biography